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The Water Eject shortcut on the iPhone will create a low-pitched sound to push water out of the speaker, if you accidentally let water fall into the iPhone speaker. When the iPhone gets wet, we have many temporary rescue methods, and even so, there is still a risk of affecting the sound problem when water accumulates on the external speaker membrane. The Water Eject shortcut will use a low-pitched sound for about 10 seconds to push water out of the iPhone speaker like the Water Lock feature of Apple Watch . The following article will guide readers on how to install the Water Eject shortcut on iPhone from iOS 12 and above.
Note , the Water Eject shortcut is only suitable for iPhone X, XR, 8, 8 Plus, 7 and 7 Plus with water resistance. For older iPhones, you should use a soft cloth or other methods.
How to remove water from iPhone speaker using Water Eject
Step 1:
First of all we need to download the Shortcuts application for iPhone from the link below.
Next, open Safari and visit the link below to install the Water Eject shortcut.
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/2f3be6860d9b4a3ea177a580287e14dc
Step 2:
At the first interface, click Get Shortcut to set the shortcut. Next, we will set up to bring Water Eject to the home screen for convenience. Click the settings icon as shown.


Step 3:
In the new interface, click Add to home screen . Then click the share icon at the bottom of the screen.

Continue to click Add to main screen then choose a new name for the shortcut or leave the original name then click Add and you're done.


Step 4:
You click on the Water Eject icon on the screen , then a message will appear asking if you want to run this shortcut, click Run Shortcut . Click Begin Water Ejection to perform the process of playing a bass sound to push water out of the iPhone speaker. We let the shortcut perform the task automatically. You will hear the speaker emit a sound to push water.



Other ways to get water out of iPhone speakers
If you feel that the Water Eject shortcut is not enough to remove water from your iPhone speaker, you can also try some third-party tools.
Sonic

The Sonic app lets you adjust the sound frequency; you can choose from 0Hz to 25kHz. Once you set the frequency, tap the Start button in the Cleaner tab to begin pushing water out of your iPhone speaker.
Fix My Speakers
If you don’t want to download a shortcut or app to your device, you can visit the Fix My Speakers page to play the sound needed to get water out of your iPhone speaker. Just tap the button with the wind and water drop emoji to activate the sound.
Things to avoid when iPhone speaker gets wet
Your iPhone speaker gets wet when you accidentally drop your device in water. When trying to save a wet smartphone or tablet, you might immediately think of the method people use to dry their devices by placing them in rice.
However, that's a mistake. In fact, the tiny particles can get into your iPhone and cause further damage. That's just one of the reasons you shouldn't use rice to dry your iPhone . Also, don't use your iPhone until it's completely dry.
If this isn’t a serious case, the Water Eject shortcut, the Sonic app, or the Fix My Speaker site will easily help you get water out of your iPhone speaker. In the future, remember that your iPhone is only water-resistant, not waterproof, so you shouldn’t submerge it in the pool, drop it in the sink, or expose it to other water-based activities.
Unfortunately, if your iPhone is already showing symptoms of water damage, it's best to take it to an Apple Store or a reputable service center nearby for hardware repairs.
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